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Supreme Court decided there isn't a Fourth Amendment in public anymore
- viggity 10y agoI'm no fan of Sotomayor, but the majority decision is seemingly beyond reason.
- mamurphy 10y agoMy first impression was that this title must be exaggerated click-bait. After reading the article, I'm not so sure. What a decision!
- spacemanmatt 10y agoThis is just galling. I will be correcting anyone who calls this the land of the free, in the future.
- slededit 10y agoNot all countries follow the fruit of the poison tree doctrine. Canada for example will allow illegally obtained evidence if the crime is severe enough (among a balance of other factors). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R_v_Grant https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R_v_Grant